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Telegram-herald., 1887-07-17

James II. Gsyton AMI Carrie sprszue,
we're married September 3. 1856. q, Big
Rapids Yesterday through bis attorney
Z. s. Egrlcston. Jsmss commenced pro-
esedings in The Circuit Court 20 obtain a
divorce from bis wife. He charges that on
October ~. 1855 without snv i1st cause o.
pr1vicxtion she desrted bin and vas gone
about tsn months. Al that time be gave her
a house in Aecos'a valued a. ZOO and al
his household furniture This she squsn-
dered and on Auenst q is-s she returned
and begged of hiD % take Der back and
i've With Der again. To tbs - cOnseItsi
an tney lived together n this
city u1til Jnne q iss7 WIEN sbe again
deserted him. The remainder Of TIE bill is
> harroVing account Of ths snuse hesped
upon the husband ov the wife. How she
csrei him Viis ard insIltinz names sni
threatened his hfs ritb butcher knife
AZ & exprssse3 4 tns wish thar ~ ~o1id fsll
from tie building and break as D. old
reck.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-17

s-oT ss Spring Is here. and everybody
changes their clothing would advise voa.
Il you have any work Ia cleaning and dve-
ing % take such where you can get The
best work 4one ~ TIE lowest prices. such A
place is The NOid and Reliable Eagle Steam
Dye House. No. p CaBsl-st.
y. p Binding. lining and repairing Of
gents closhing j. done with the utmost Of
nestness and durability, ~hich is proven
beyond 3 doobt
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Nv EfGHrEEv Ef6HrYEIGHE


By FARMFr EEfToips.
In eighteen eighty-eaght, dear boys,
The hnsl battle comes
A party war OF votes and brains.
Cheered or by a fes and drums.
VIE fanners gay shall Mi the cir,
And all the Mugwumps viii be there
In eighteen eighty-eight. dear boys,
Occurs the party test.
When Dsns and Greens, and floating crowd
shall settle wh> x 49,
Upon that feld se do and dsi.
And all the Mugwumps shall be thes
In eighteen eisthy-eight, dear boys,
Republicans must win,
ordga grave both deep ana wide,
Then throw their party in,
A noble host that light shall share.
For all the Mugwumps will be there
In eighteen eighty eight, dear boys
Democracy must show
Herself heroic and upright,
Or 20 the shadows 60;
For boltine thousands will not scare
And all the Mugwumps viii be there
Ia eighteen eighty y-eight, dear boys
Tie finance question rosrs ssfa1a
And tariff or free trade must Scat
Away 10 distant shores;
For brains shall lay these problems hare.
With al the Mugwunap chieftans therel
In eighteen eighty eight, dear boys,
The masses will uprise,
And cause all party thugs and kings
To wipe their weeping eyes:
And no doubt many will pull hair,
For all the Mugwumps will be there
In eighteen eighiy'ejght, dear boys,
The workmen of this land,
The farmers and the knights OF trade
Shall hold the winning hand
Aud drive the tyrants to their tai,
For all the Augwumps will be there.
With prophet eyes. o. Muse, behold
That Truth shall triumph over gold.
And Right shall sail our ship of state,
Safe through the storm of eighty eight.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-17

A couple Of pasToimea ralie3 The ~ood-
Fsr4 OF Lgo1-st yesterday morning. tssir
ve-s carrving On tae nefsrious rFactre Of
s-ests1s eraps MID fsr1 q zano irs
The young ais sl s1rcss1et IN nsakirz
rrf~-e
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-17

". y Hoyg 4 CO, VI heisssis sao Retail
Drugx SIS. oi kone. ia. sas We have
been ss.llas Df. kings Ns~ Discovery.
E3ectf.e blstsrs and Ruck 90 : AT2ies osive
for two years HsFe never handled rene
dee thst sci a. sell or give such universe
satisfaction. there have heeo some won
derful cures effected by these medicines n
ghis city Several cases of pronounced
Consam ption have been entirely eared ey
use Of . tea bottles OF Dg. Kings New Das-
ooyery. taken IN connection with Electric
Irers We guarantees them always.
Oh bv Wm a. Ilo5s
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-17

J. l.. strelitsky, general agent for the
Roper & Baxter Cigar Company. has re
turned from Petoskey, where be made 8
splendid display ar the Pharmaceutical
meeting. The show cases. in which Mr..
streli'skv displayed bis goods were admired
bv every BODY and we're from the firm Of 5.
Heyman & Sons, of this city. Messrs. Hey
man &. sons, who manufacture these cases
were mplimented by ali who saw them.
The Roper 4 Baxter display Of cigars was
one of the finest ever seen anywhere and
local Secretary Hsrwood made a mistake
in admitting an inferior display after hs
bad given Mr. sfrslitsky the exclusive right
Mr. <, however. hy MS liberslity With the
Pharmscisis madehun dreds Of friends for
his house aud his goods.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-17
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Telegram-herald., 1887-07-17

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hottie
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Telegram-herald., 1887-07-17

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illspstes le Ee.
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ssezle1 . heart eest
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on cbsneei r<ii
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moss rose fsd.
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The s.osious wedding snthen
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Telegram-herald., 1887-07-17

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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-06-09
ANOTHER BRUTAL MURDER
COMMITTRD In CHRISTIAN
COUNTY, MO.
An Old Citizen Killed from an Am
bush by Two COwardly
Assasslns.

ST. LoyIs, Mo, June ga special
from Ozark, No. ,ssys: About 2 o'clock
in the afternoon yesterday Bob Mead
ows, an old citizen CT Christian coun-
ty, living on Bull creek, sixteen miles
south Of Ozark, was shot and instantly
killed by an unknown ASSASSIN Sc
creted in the woods. He and his vile
were walking upsuspectinRly along q
road through dense growth OF trees
and underbrusb, when the woman
was startled by the report OF gun,
aud saw her husband fall lifeIess to
the ground. He was shot through the
breast with Winchester Iifs. lmme-
diately after the shot was fred Mrs.
Meadows Gays she saw two men run
from an ambush near by, but the con-
cealment Of the woods prevented the
recognition OF the assassins. 1t is not
thought that the killing Of Meadows
grew out OF tho Bald Knob troubles
OF Christian and fancy counties, al
though the murdered man did at one
time claim to have been warned by
the regulators TO leave the country.
During the whole history OF the Pey-
ton murder case in this county Mead
oWs took an active interest in the
affair, which exposed him to the most
serious complications, az he was In
strumental in securing the conviction
of James Peyion, WHO is now serving
a life sente nee. This is the forty.third
murder in this county since the war
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-06-09
DYERSBURG. TENN.
Scarlet Fever PrevAlent-A New Cot
1On Seed OIL Mil.
IsPEOIAL TO THE APPRAL.I


DYRRsBUBa, TENN, June S.-Scarlet
fever has broken out among the
children in our town. Some eight or
ten cases OF 1t in town. Our postmss-
ter lost little girl with it q day or two
ego II is said by the physicians to
be Of very violent type, and no one
knows how it came hers.
The Supreme Court heard the Dyer
county docket on Friday and Saturday
last. The case Of Mary Ann Harris vs.
Chesapeake, Ohio and Southwestern
Railroad Company, for damages for
the right OF way was revived aud re,
msnded for new trial. The case OF
the retail liquor dea ers of the county
to record q special privilege tax toI
school purposes, levied and collected
by The county from 1878 to 1888 was
decided in favor OF the county. Oui
lawyers are ell expected home from
Jackson today, when other important
cases will be heard from.
Work has commenced on the oil
mill 10 be erected at this place by W
d. Roberts and others. Joe Nc
Cracker, OF Huntington, has the con
tract to do the brick work.
We had fue rain here yesterday
which came in good time and wa
eatly needed. Most OF the whea
crops in the county are cut. Corn ant
cotton crops in splendid condition
aud quite promising to this date.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-06-09
A TERRIFIC CYCLONE
TEARS A HOUSE FROM ITS
FOUNDATION, WHILE
The Family Was Taking Ref:ge In
the Cellar-Everything In Its
Path Demolished.

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, June S.--A special
from Marshall, Mo-, says cyclone Wis
tied this county yesterday afternoon
about 4 o'clock, doing much general
damage, but very severe damage at
Little Rock, about fifteen miles from
here, on the eastern border OF the
county and lying upon the river. The
storm came from the southwest, strik'
ing the front OF Henry Oberditk's
residence. The house was lifted en-
tirely from it's foundation, turned par
italy around and dropped, almost a
complete wreck, several feet from Its
former resting place. The husband,
wife and several children seeing the
storm coming sought safety in the
cellar while the house was lifted from
over them. Oberdick's barn was
destroyed, three horses killed, orchard
completely uprooted and twenty acres
Of wheat wiped out.
The two story residence Of X. b. Da-
wilson was unroofed and lifted from
its foundation. The frame residence
of Jesse Henricks was almost totally
destroyed. The houses were all in the
same vicinity. The storm covered
space OF fifty yards wide, leaving de.
etructiop to all outhouses, fences and
trees In its scope. The storm was &C
companied by the heaviest rain To-
months.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-06-09
AFFAIRS At WASHINGTON.
THE OPINION OF q. A. r. MEN
AT THE CAPITAL
or Their Brethren at st. Louis Is
That They Made Arrant Fools
OF Themselves In
ENTERING 4 PROTEST AGAINST
The PRESIDENTS VISIT
TO That City-The wedding Ont Pro-
cess Not Yet BeguB-A Hard
Worked Official.
ESPECIAL TO THE ApPnAL.l

BUREAU OF THE MEMPHIS APPEAL,
No. bl4 THIRTEENTH STREET, WASH
EaroS, June S.-The general impress
sion among Grand Army men here is
thst their brethren in 81. Ionic, who
have entered protest against the visit
OF the President to that city have
made arrsnt fools OF themselves,
There are a great many members OF
the order who are opposed to the
President politically, and many others
who take very strong eround DIS sgalns.
his action in vetoing the dependent"
pension bill. But these men cay that
because he acted unjustly ss well &c
unwisely when that measure wss be-
lore him that is no reason why he
should be treated ia the manner pro-
posed BY the st. Louis section If the
Grand Army If the Republic. Grover
Cleveland is the President OF the
whole United States, and as such Is
entitled TO at least ordinary courtesy
from the entire people Of the country,
without regard to political affiliations.
II is thought by their comrades here
that the tempest in the 81. Louis tea.
pot will calm down before the annual
encampment is inaugurated, and that
those who are loudest in their talk
now will bs ashamed Of the exhibition
which they have msde long before the
President starts on his Western trip
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-06-09
INDIAN COUNCIL
In Session at BufauIs, I. ia Large
Number Of delegates From Wild
Tribes Attending.

ST. LOUIS, Mo, June S.--A special
from Eufsuls, I. T., says large num-
Der Of delegates from wild and civilized
tribes of Indians are attending the
council now in sefson here. The Hon.
s. H. Burge, president Of the council
made tho opening address, advising all
to adopt the ways Of civilization, and
urging the wild tribes to establish
schools and churches. The Hon. O.
A. Burns, OF the Chickseaws, and
George Sanders, of the Cherokees
spoke in the same line of thought,
The Usage Chief. Hiksy Pahnsh
urged especially the Prairie Indians tC
accept education, as it was their only
hope OF salvation. Mshkosita, of the
Sacs and Foxes; White Wolf, Of the %
msnohee, and Towoconie Jim, Of thu
Wichita, alluded to the recent lant
law, aud said 1t did not suit thei
tribes. This subject will be thorough!
discussed tomorrow.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-06-09
THE SHARP JURY.
The sixth AVID Only Vacant Seat
R1lled.

NEW YeRK, June s.-The work Of
securing jury to try Jacob Sharp
continued today. The sixth sest, the
only vacant one, was filed about noon
by William r. Mead. The prosecution
then expressed themselves as being
satisfied with the jury asst stood. The
defense then excused Mr.. johnson, oil
the Century. The work Of filling Mr.,
Johnson's place then commenced
james G. Bennett, with R. g. Dun 4
Coz commercial agency, was given
the fourth seat in the box, and the
district attorney expressed his salts
faction with the jury ss then consti
tuted. Counsel for defense then ohsl
lenged Mr.. Bennett. This reduced
the number OF Shsrp's peIemptorl
challenges to two. Up to the recess
Mr.. Benefits place had not beer
filed,
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-06-09
The wedding Out Process Not Yet
Bekun,

The Civil Service Commissioners
have not yet begun their great act OF
wedding the departments OF the rela-
tves Of officials, which was promised
by COMMISSIONS 0berly some weeks
ago. There are excellent reasons for
believing that the operation has been
indefinitely postponed, II APPEARS
that Commissioner Colmsn, Of the
Agricultural Department, has become
alarmed, and that he has asked the
Owl Service Commissioners TO refrain
from proceeding further than to make
the threat. He is said to have al least
Ave relatives in his department, and
IL is charged that one, an aunt, spends
her time in running boarding house,
and that she only makes her appear
auce at the department on pay days.
This lady, II is said, draws an annual
salary OF $500.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-06-09
In Regard Co Contagious Diseases

In Regard 60 Contagious Diseases.
Secretary Fsirchild issued today a
circular in regard to contagious dis
eases, In ~hich he says: lin order to
assist local authorities in the main-
tenance Of quarantine against the in
PRODUCTION OF infectious Diseases as pro-
vded in section 4792 Revised st tutes
the act Of April 20, 1878, and the appro-
priation acts authorizing the President
to maintain quarantine at points OF
danger, the President has determined
TO establish by means OF the vessels OF
the revenue marine a national patrol
of the coast OF the United States, so
far az IL may be practicable under ex-
listing law and consistent with the per
formeHce OF the other duties col fided
to that fervics." The circular con.
tains special instructions to the com
mandinR ficers Of revenue cutters to
cruise actively upon the outer lines OF
their cruising grounds, and to exercise
special vigilance in speaking all vessels
arriving r. Jm foreign ports or from in
fected ports of the United States.
Special regulations to aid quarantine
authorities will be promulgated here
after should occasion require.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-06-09
Disease ana Death

Forcslthsir way into many household that
might be protsOtsd from their inrOAds, by the
simple presaution OF keeping in the house
that benign family medicine and safeguard
Of health, HOstetter's Stomach BitterS. Par.
tieuiariy whore there are children should II
DO kept on hand, Rs q prom pit remedy for in
fantih complaints, in their outset easily
conSuerable, but which, II allowed to engrafI
themselves on the deiioAte childish organism
are not easily dilodged, and speedily worn
grievous mischief. IrreHularity OF the bow.
els, indigestion and bilousness, are ailments
OF common occurrence In the household
Children, living in malArious regions, are
more liable to be attacked with ohiils and
fever than adults, and the ravagee OF thal
more serious. In remote localities, far from
professional aid, II Is especially desirable.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-06-09
Rnth Brown. the Arrested, Barely
Escapes LynchinK.

ST. LOUIS, June ga special from
Arkan,as City, Ark, says: Constable
Jerry Cater arrived here late last
night with prisoner, one Rath Brown,
who WAS committed 10 Jail without
bail, charged with the shooting OF
Alex. Jones, in Red Fork township,
on last Saturday. Jones was whip.
ping his wife, when Brown ordered
him to stop. Jones did not desist,
when Brown procured a shotgun and
emptied both barrels into Jones's
head, putting out his eyes,and severing
his tongue and breaking his iawbone.
Brown was at once arrested. A large
crowd OF Jones's friends assembled
Sunday night and boldly stated that
they intended to lynch Brown. but
Constable Garter informed his prisoner
OF the dsrger and made a break Tor
the woods with the prisoner from the
back door as the mob were entering
the front OF the building.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-06-09
4 TGain DerRiled - Passengers
wounded.

ST. LoUIH Mo-, June S,-A special
from Hannibal, No., says: An accom-
mediation train on the st. Louis and
Hannibal road was derailed about 4
o'clock this evening near Frankfort,
A lady named Dickinson, from New
London, was probably fatally injured.
Another lady had an srm broken.
Conductor w. O. Richardson had q
leg crushed. Brakeman Msllery had
his collar bone broken. No cause Is
assigned for the accident.